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I just installed a Rubberduck brand and civilian M12000 on a customers truck. Good product though we did have to tweak some stuff to make the civilian winch work.

I put one on a M1078. It worked but it was fairly high in the air.

The ribs were awesome! I like driving army trucks, it's fun!:goodjob: The show, eh, sad really.

Does that include all "non-tactical" surplus military vehicles? Where do they define what a "surplus military vehicle" is?

I wonder how many trucks are getting ready to plow snow of the biggest storm in two years here in Virginia tomorrow.

I'm not around this weekend. Maybe I need to have an open house this summer.

My buddy's 1990's M1078 is in a shop and they're telling him a faulty transmission module is draining the batteries. Anyone have experience w/ this?

Mini-jet Motor Launcher

I'm doing steel and handrail work at Prince's place. He has a few complete one's for sale. I gotta say, not the most sexy vehicle I've seen.

Yea, I don't see it. Send me a PM and I'll dig it up if you haven't got it from Sandcobra.

I'll look. If not I can send it to you.

Oshkosh sent me the Mk18A1 manual a couple years ago. Isn't it posted here?

My shop is in Marshall, Va. I can do simple repairs to frame up. Full machine, welding and repair shop. Jeff

Umm, did you not notice my shop in Marshall full of army trucks? Jeff

Should have just spun the fork around and flat towed it! :driver:

I've got one available in north east Ohio. M944A1

I swapped it out but I will rebuild it. Rebuilding hydraulic cylinders happens to be one of my services. I have a welding/machine shop business. CommercialToolandDie.com

After more experimenting and speaking with a knowledgeable heavy truck mech, it was the ram on the right side. Apparently a common problem in the real world including Massey-Fergueson tractors.

I've tried three different fluids, 10W, ATF and hydraulic fluid. All the same. Mine seems to be doing it when you turn left not right which was more obvious when I disconnected the cooler and right ram. It's gotta be in the box. Guess I'll bite the bullet and swap it out, at least the fender...

Ok, thanks for responding. It's not exactly the answer I was looking for but it might keep me from hanging a replacement steering box. I've just got to be able to explain it to my customer buying the truck. I just disconnected the cooler and the right ram and it made no difference. Still...